Mad Max

Exact the same here, js console says:

Errore: TypeError: attachment.attributes.sizes is undefined

Furthermore if I click inthe title or description field nothing happens. The only way to insert text is clicking on the label above each input field (seems a js glitch).

From RS Quick guide

So you cannot hide a post just by assigning it to an additional “hidden” category. If individual posts don’t restrict the Readers role, they will be readable if any of their categories are readable to the user. If your categorization and post restriction goals demand the “readable cat + hidden cat = hidden post” formula, you’ll be frustrated with this plugin. But here are some suggestions for making the Role Scoper model work with your existing categories:

As mentioned above, different role requirements and assignments can be made for “private” and “non-private” posts in the same category.
Depending on how your theme displays categories, you could move some “Category A” posts into a new subcategory ( Category A / Category A*), and remove them from “Category A”. Then set Category Restrictions and Category Role assignments for Category A*.

@arudd on AG Custom Admin incomapitbility:

I’ve found the problem with AGCA that affects TML profile/register/login page; AGCA reloads jquery library without any check. It doesn’t care if jquery is already loaded by WP or the active theme or some other plugin.

To correct the issue, just find function print_login_head (somewhere near line 1176 of plugin.php) and replace this line of code:

$this->reloadScript();

with these:

if( !wp_script_is('jquery')) {
	$this->reloadScript();
}

I’m going to post this on the support forum of AGCA also.

It’s really a matter of 5 minutes. Just add those 2 filters in your theme functions.php:

Filtering the email address
Add a filter for the email address using ‘add_filter’:

add_filter( 'wp_mail_from', 'my_mail_from' );
function my_mail_from( $email )
{
    return 'myemail@mydomain.com';
}

Filtering the email name
Now add a filter for the name of the email address:

add_filter( 'wp_mail_from_name', 'my_mail_from_name' );
function my_mail_from_name( $name )
{
    return 'My Name';
}

Source: http://butlerblog.com/2011/07/08/changing-the-wp_mail-from-address-in-wordpress-without-a-plugin/

+1 for this question!
I’d like to have different wordpress pages for

• login
• register
• lost password
• profile

I’ve managed to get it for the first 3: I’ve created 3 WP pages and setted their slugs as permalink for login, register and lost password pages in tml->General->Permalink settings.
Then I’ve writed some text in every page followed by the relative shortcode:

FOR LOGIN PAGE
[theme-my-login default_action=login login_template=tml-login-form.php]

FOR REGISTER PAGE
[theme-my-login show_title=0 default_action=register register_template=tml-register-form.php]

FOR LOST PASSWORD PAGE
[theme-my-login show_title=0 default_action=lostpassword lostpassword_template=tml-lostpassword-form.php]

But now I’m not able to replicate this strategy for the profile page.
I’ve created a WP page for the themed profile and I’ve putted this shortcode in it’s content:

[theme-my-login default_action=profile profile_template=tml-profile-form.php]

As result I was getting this php error:

Call to undefined function get_user_to_edit() in themed-profile.php on line 192.

So I’ve added this code on line 191 in the function get_profile_form:

if(!(function_exists('get_user_to_edit'))){
	require_once(ABSPATH.'/wp-admin/includes/user.php');
}

And now I can see all my profile data but… all modification to the profile are not saved unless I change the form action to slugforloginpage?action=profile.
In this case chenges are saved but this redirect me the login page showing my profile data.

Hope someone can help with this!

Is the page with form public? Can you pot the url?